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OK so if i were to buy an NVMe ssd, the ideal way would be to move the existing drive (SATA3) from M.2_1 to M.2_2, since its speeds aren't affected, and put the new NVMe in M.2_1? Win10 already installed on the existing drive, so Ubuntu on the new drive shouldn't play with boot screens? Thanks

I didn't google hard enough! The question of 'can i?' has been definitively answered. I still would like some clarification regarding best practice for this set up. If anyone has any links or guides or info, that would be greatly appreciated. I am comfortable with the procedure regarding...

Also, am i required to use the same type of SSD in the second socket? The existing card is SATA, so the new card needs to be SATA or can it be PCI Express?

Heya yall. Just had a quick question regarding using multiple M.2 sockets. I'm trying to set up dual boot (Win10 + Ubuntu) atm, and my current drive, which is in the ASRock b360 Pro4 'ultra M.2' socket will be getting prrreeettty close to full if i shrink it enough to have comfortable swap...